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[Clinicophysiological changes in the human body during prolonged head-down tilt hypokinesia].

Krupina Tn, A Ia Tizul, Kuz'min Mp, Tsyganova Ni

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By clinical-physiological and biochemical methods adaptation to prolonged (182 days) head-down tilting (--4.5 degrees) was investigated. It was found that man exposed to hypokinesia for a month or longer, with countermeasures lacking, showed polymorphic clinical-physiological and biochemical disorders accompanied by a decline of his adaptive capabilities. This may aggravate further adaptation and readaptation processes.

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Key concepts: Hypokinesia, Head-Down Tilt, Adaptation (eye), Weightlessness, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Head (geology), Medicine, Physiology